Home Depot tends to rally in late May, with an 86.67% win rate and an average gain of +1.30% over the past 15 years. This year, seasonal strength is reinforced by potential U.S.–China trade relief and a technical support zone near $353. With earnings on May 20, a bounce could be in play, though risks remain. Strategic investors should watch for confirmation from both fundamentals and the charts.
Novo Nordisk may be under pressure following a guidance cut, but seasonal trends offer a potential silver lining. Historically, the stock has delivered average gains of +2.06% between May 17 and June 11, with an 80% win rate. With technical support emerging and sentiment showing signs of stabilizing, investors may find an opportunity for a short-term rebound.
JD.com is entering a historically strong seasonal window ahead of its earnings on May 13. Over the past decade, this period has delivered positive returns in 8 out of 10 years, with an average gain of +5.70%. While broader market conditions remain mixed, JD.com's seasonal momentum could offer an opportunity for upside if earnings meet expectations.
Nomura Holdings is making bold moves to expand its U.S. footprint, including the recent $1.8 billion acquisition of Macquarie’s public asset management business. However, history suggests the stock faces a tough seasonal stretch between May and September, with an average return of -8.10% and a low win rate of just 28%. As U.S. credit spreads tighten and recession fears persist, Nomura’s strategic timing may face added scrutiny.
HSBC Holdings has come under pressure amid renewed US-China trade tensions, but history offers a compelling reason for optimism. Over the past 15 years, the bank’s shares have shown a strong seasonal pattern between April 14 and June 7, delivering average returns of +2.29%. If global trade sentiment shifts or Chinese stimulus emerges, HSBC’s Asia exposure could turn from liability to advantage. Investors may want to take note before the window closes.
PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP) has demonstrated a consistent tendency to rally from early April to mid-May. Over the past 20 years, the stock has gained in 80% of cases during this period, delivering an average return of +2.45%. With the stock in a technical uptrend and defensive sectors gaining favor, this seasonal pattern may offer a compelling edge.
BYD has entered a historically strong period, with a 70% win rate from late March to mid-April. The company’s global EV expansion and increasing investor confidence continue to drive momentum. Seasonal trends suggest this could be a key time for BYD’s stock, especially as it strengthens its position in emerging markets. With geopolitical shifts and growing EV demand, this season could prove pivotal for the stock’s performance.
With mortgage rates stabilizing and demand returning, Persimmon Plc's forward order book has risen 27% year-on-year. As the housing market recovers, will the stock follow its seasonal trend?
Formula 1 and stock markets have more in common than you might think. Historical data shows that shares of racing giants like Mercedes and Ferrari tend to follow distinct seasonal patterns. From strong rallies at the start of the season to periods of weakness, these trends offer investors strategic opportunities.
Apple is set for a major software overhaul, unifying iOS, iPadOS, and macOS with a fresh design inspired by Vision Pro. Historically, AAPL has shown strong seasonal performance during this period, with shares averaging a +6.86% gain from March to May. This update comes as Apple looks to drive renewed demand and strengthen its ecosystem.
